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Learn how to set up a Firewall security profile on Trio Business.

Updated over a week ago

A Firewall profile in Trio configures and enforces firewall settings on managed devices to enhance network security and protect against unauthorized access. This profile allows IT administrators to define and implement traffic filtering rules, specifying which IP addresses, ports, or protocols are allowed or blocked for both inbound and outbound traffic. It provides application-level controls, enabling administrators to restrict or permit network access for specific apps to prevent unauthorized communication. Firewall profiles can be tailored to different network types, such as private, public, or enterprise, ensuring that devices are protected across various environments. Advanced features, like Stateful Packet Inspection (SPI) and integration with intrusion detection and prevention systems (IDS/IPS), further strengthen the device's defense against malicious activities. Administrators can enable traffic logging to monitor for unusual behavior and support auditing and incident response efforts. By ensuring consistent and centralized management of firewall configurations, this profile enhances security, ensures compliance with organizational policies, and protects sensitive data, making it a vital component for organizations operating in dynamic or high-risk network environments.

Read more: What is a Firewall profile?

Trio offers a Firewall security profile for macOS and Windows.

Follow the instructions below to learn how to set up the profile for each OS.

macOS

  1. Open Trio Business panel. From the menu, select Profiles, and go to Security. Create a new profile, and from the existing items, select Firewall.

  2. Configure the items required for the Mac devices.



  3. Save the settings. You'll be asked to assign the Profile to a specific group or device. You can also do it later.

Windows

The process to set up the Windows profile is similar to the macOS, and only the configurations are different.

Save the settings, assign the profile to the group or devices, and complete the setup.

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